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I hate to dredge up an old topic, but this has helped me immensely. I have lots of old towns in my Genealogy that no longer exist. Even a few counties. The Geneology softwares I have been testing are hooked into google maps and etc... if the town does not exist it forces you to change it. I often wonder how accurate the info is on Ancestry now because their family tree mangler program forces you to change all your locations around. It's one thing to spell check but another to insist on accurate geo-codes and all. TMG does a beautiful job at breaking down the locations. As for a town in a city... we have many in Louisville now as big city Louisville has eaten up all the small towns. I list them as Valley Station, Louisville in the city tab... and it all works out now. Thanks for the great product Allen

I am currently reviewing TMG on a win 7 64 bit system. I like the way the program is organizing my information, but I don't want to register the program and not have an upgrade path to V8 and have to re- register. What is the upgrade path to those of us who register now. I have read it is in beta? I've been messed over by another Genealogy software publisher... registering and then having to pay for an expensive upgrade 1 week later. I'm on disability and can't afford that mistake again. Allen

I've done it both ways... no luck... still getting 1's and A's and everything inbetween. Here is the sample data... Generation 1 numbers 1 - Gen#2 starts A and B then Gen#3 starts with 40. The way that I have seen it in the past was generation 1 would start 1-9 there would be no problem since there are only 2 in this generation. Gen 2 would start 11-99 then 1A 1B 2A etc Gen 3 would start 101 Gen 4 would start 1000 Each generation would have more numbers available. I hope you can see how this would frustrate me. Allen Terry... if I could get no numbers and have a narrative like this I would be absolutely happy. I love this on your website it's awesome. Help me get there. Allen http://tmg.reigelridge.com/narratives.htm

I am getting used to it.. but it still has wierd numbers. Allen

I don't want decendants... that's what I am trying to tell you I want to start from me and work up and have a numbering system (or no numbering system) that makes sense. This is the junk I am getting I don't want 1's and A's and 40's and things that I don't understand... I want it presented in an outline format that my elderly family can read and appreciate without wondering what all that junk is. Here's what I am getting.... now how do I get rid of the #B and etc off the report? Allen Generation One 1. Thomas Allen1 Prunty (Albert, # was born on 17 Jun 1971 at Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA. He was educated between 1987 and 1989 at Valley High School, Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA. He was a Firefighter between 1994 and 2001. Generation Two B. Albert Joseph2 Prunty (Earnest, #40) was born on 14 Feb 1944 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA. He married Anna Leatrice McDonald (see #A), daughter of Everett Clayton McDonald Sr. and Nellie Mae Brown, on 28 Aug 1963 at Kentucky, USA. He was also known as Albert Joseph Prunty. Children of Albert Joseph2 Prunty and Anna Leatrice McDonald (see #A) are: 1. i. Thomas Allen1. A. Anna Leatrice2 McDonald (Everett, #40) was born on 28 Nov 1945 at Huntsville, Scott, Tennessee, USA. She and Ronald David Lents were divorced. She married Robert Edwin Helmick. She married Albert Joseph Prunty (see #, son of Earnest Owen Prunty and Palestine Lindsey, on 28 Aug 1963 at Kentucky, USA. She married Ronald David Lents on 3 Jul 1981 at Hardin, Kentucky, USA.i She was also known as Anna Leatrice McDonald. Anna Leatrice McDonald was mentioned in the obituary of Nellie Mae Brown, published in the Courier Journal, as her daughter 10 Apr 1991 in Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA.ii Anna Leatrice McDonald was mentioned in the obituary of Nellie Mae Brown, published in the Scott County News, as her daughter 11 Apr 1991 in Oneida, Tennessee.iii Generation Three 40. Earnest Owen3 Prunty (Thomas, #H0)iv was born on 2 Sep 1906 at Kentucky, USA. He married Palestine Lindsey (see #D1), daughter of George Lindsey and Ida B. Stewart. He died on 15 Mar 1991 at Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA, at age 84. Earnest Owen Prunty was listed as the head of household on the 1930 census on 10 Apr 1930. of District 11, Bee Springs, Edmonson, Kentucky, USA. Also living in the house was his wife, Palestine Lindsey, his daughter, Ida Louise Prunty.v Children of Earnest Owen3 Prunty and Palestine Lindsey (see #D1) were as follows: i. Ida Louise2 was born on 20 Nov 1927 at Kentucky, USA. ii. Gladys Maydale was born on 26 Apr 1930 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.vi iii. Dallas R. was born on 23 Feb 1933 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.vii iv. Carrie Florene was born on 29 Jan 1936 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.viii She married Berl Cummings. She died on 1 Aug 1993 at Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA, at age 57.ix v. Carlos Milton was born on 7 Aug 1938 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.x vi. Katie Grey was born on 6 Dec 1941 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA. B. vii. Albert Joseph. viii. Johnny F was born on 26 Jul 1948 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.xi ix. Kathie Elaine was born on 26 Apr 1951 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA.xii D1. Palestine3 Lindsey (George, #A8) was born on 29 Jun 1911 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA. She married Earnest Owen Prunty (see #40), son of Thomas Owen Prunty and Ollie Erman Basham. She died on 28 Apr 1958 at Edmonson, Kentucky, USA, at age 46. Palestine Lindsey was listed as a wife of Earnest Owen Prunty on the 1930 Census District 11, Bee Springs, Edmonson, Kentucky, USA, on 10 Apr 1930.xiii 40. Everett Clayton3 McDonald Sr. (Melva, #H0) was born on 21 Dec 1904 at Huntsville, Scott, Tennessee, USA. He married Nellie Mae Brown (see #D1), daughter of William Henry Brown and Julia Catherine Howard, on 1 Jan 1924 at London, Laurel, Kentucky, USA. He died on 22 Apr 1988 at Saint Anthony Hospital, 1313 Saint Anthony Place, Louisville, Jefferson, Kentucky, USA, 40204, at age 83.xiv He was buried after 22 Apr 1988 at Fairview Cemetery, Helenwood, Scott, Tennessee, USA. Everett Clayton McDonald Sr. was listed as a son(s) of Melva Lawson McDonald Sr. on the 1910 Census 2nd Civil District, Scott, Tennessee, on 18 Apr 1910. he was the superintendant of the Scott County school system.xv I chose custom format and I can't find a "Various" tab... or nothing that shows numbering. Please help I think I am missing something here.

The journal... is there any way I can make it look more like the sample that I sent in. Allen

I have a probelm with the numbering of that report. I would like it to number in roman numerals or no numbering at all. I don't like the way it goes to numbers to letters to numbers. I would like just an indented ancestry report can it do this? Allen

Ok... I did that and the formatting was AWFUL... the picture was Huge. Is there any way I can cut it down?

Ok... how to I get my links to show on word 2007. My new computer has 2007 not the old and Vista (I hate both) TMG tells me how to do it using the old word and I don't have anything that looks like those pulldowns on the new word. HELP! Allen

It's working... Thankie!

I tried to look at the more detailed on your Rutherford Cemetery website and get this... The requested URL /~rutherfordcemetery/1820tmg_census.htm was not found on this server. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I'm sending it to the screen... and it goes to an endless loop and crashes. Says unable to access a table.

That report crashes every time I try to run it.

I'm a convert from Legacy and it has a narrative ancestor report ... one where you give it a person and it works upwards. It's much like the Indented Narrative Descendant report only it goes the other direction. Do you have anything like this? Allen P.S. I attached a sample to let you know what it is like. sample.pdf